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As we covered in the first blog in this series, the AI, graphics, and media acceleration capabilities of the NVIDIA L40S GPUs (up to four) inside the rack mounted RAXX P1G workstation module make it an ideal platform for[...]
Heralded as the “premier platform for AI” and the “most powerful universal GPU for the data center” the new NVIDIA L40S available now inside the BOXX RAXX P1G workstation module is indeed a GPU milestone. Based on the NV[...]
How an upside down motherboard and a US-based call center contribute to tangible rendering advantages in your creative workflows. A dedicated system to render on and a separate workstation for animation is cu[...]
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I’ll preface this blog by saying when it comes to workstation users, it’s safe to assume we all want the baddest, fastest system we can afford. Yet amongst us, there are two distinct subgroups. First, there are those w[...]
For 27 years, BOXX has been designing and manufacturing purpose-built workstations and by purpose-built, we mean systems designed for specific applications and workflows. One of those major applications is SOLIDWORKS. BO[...]
If you read the title of this blog and know just a little bit about computer system memory, you know that 192GB is a lot. In fact, it’s a ton for an Intel® Core™ or AMD Ryzen™ based workstation. Just a few short years (o[...]
Since BOXX Blogs regularly runs articles on the latest upgrades to software applications, we felt it was a good time to review what’s new with hardware, in this particular case, our FLEXX product line. And speaking of “c[...]
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After a long hiatus, BOXX returned to the NAB Show with great results. BOXX is renowned for manufacturing purpose-built, high performance computer workstations. Engineers and product designers want our machines for SO[...]
How ServeTheHome set out to review the NVIDIA Ada Gen GPU and Showcased APEXX S3 in the process. ServeTheHome (STH) is one of my favorite tech sites, and not just because they occasionally review BOXX hardware. Editor[...]
Autodesk has released Inventor 2023, but before we cover what’s new with this widely used manufacturing and product design software, we highly recommend Autodesk’s Inventor 2023: What’s New webinar (April 20 or 21) to ha[...]
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